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Intent--Not Ability--To Transmit HIV Matters in Attempted Murder Trial

On October 31, 1991, an Indiana court of appeals held that the intent of a person who was resisting police to transmit HIV determined whether he was guilty of attempted murder, not his actual ability to transmit the virus.

Donald J. Haines was discovered by police face down in a ...

 

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